Establish new host interface abstraction model, remove ConsoleService #492
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This change is a fairly large refactoring of our PSHost implementation to remove the ConsoleService and IConsoleHost types and instead use two different PSHostUserInterface implementations. Here's a detailed breakdown of the changes: - Centralized host UI behavior in EditorServicesPSHostUserInterface abstract class. This class now exposes overridable abstract methods that simplify PSHostUserInterface implementations that will be used with the EditorServicesPSHost. - Removed the ConsoleService class and put its behavior and abstractions into EditorServicesPSHostUserInterface. - Created TerminalPSHostUserInterface for the integrated terminal host experience. - Created ProtocolPSHostUserInterface for the protocol-based host experience. - Removed the concept of a "prompt handler context" because each host implementation will have a single way to deal with input and choice prompts. - Lifted direct management of the console interface out of the LanguageServer and DebugAdapter classes, now managed in the EditorServicesHost. - Disabled the ConsoleServiceTests until we decide how to test for this behavior at the level of the EditorServicesPSHostUserInterface.
Since we've finally removed the last usages of the static Logger class, we can now remove it from the codebase. All logging needs should be served by ILogger instances going forward.
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This change is a fairly large refactoring of our PSHost implementation
to remove the ConsoleService and IConsoleHost types and instead use two
different PSHostUserInterface implementations. Here's a detailed
breakdown of the changes:
Centralized host UI behavior in EditorServicesPSHostUserInterface
abstract class. This class now exposes overridable abstract methods
that simplify PSHostUserInterface implementations that will be used
with the EditorServicesPSHost.
Removed the ConsoleService class and put its behavior and abstractions
into EditorServicesPSHostUserInterface.
Created TerminalPSHostUserInterface for the integrated terminal host
experience.
Created ProtocolPSHostUserInterface for the protocol-based host
experience.
Removed the concept of a "prompt handler context" because each host
implementation will have a single way to deal with input and choice
prompts.
Lifted direct management of the console interface out of the
LanguageServer and DebugAdapter classes, now managed in the
EditorServicesHost.
Disabled the ConsoleServiceTests until we decide how to test for
this behavior at the level of the EditorServicesPSHostUserInterface.